Atlanta Labor Celebrates Nineteenth Anniversary
The Atlanta Federation of Trades marked its nineteenth anniversary at the Auditorium Armory Taft Hall with a large crowd. Gov. Brown and Mayor Maddox spoke on labor unity and bond issues for city schools sewers and municipal projects, praising the working people and urging thorough study of the bond election. The program featured remarks by F J Paxon and William Van Houten, plus musical selections and a benediction by Rabbi Marx.
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Atlanta Federation ‘of Trades
Auditorium Armory
Taft Hall
Labor
Raft Hall
Brown
Maddox
Jerome Jones
The
Journal of Labor
B. Marks
Atlanta Federation
Shaeffer
Federation
Marka
Commonwealth
Marks
Atlanta
Feder
Ation
F. J. Paxon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Paxon
William van Houten
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Grieg
C. Edw. Buchanan
Hunter Welsh
J. W. Marshbank
R. B. Blackburn
Rachmaninoff
Paid in Full returns at the Grand with an all-star company
Eugene Walter's Paid in Full returns to the Grand with the same able cast as last year. The production relies on performance and action rather than stars, and the ensemble is praised as the most balanced seen in Atlanta. Remaining showings include matinee and night performances. The Orpheum offers vaudeville with the Meredith Sisters and other acts, including Charles Leonard Fletcher in multiple impersonations, Hennings dancers, and the Animated Cats and Dogs finale. Grace Van Studdiford stars in The Golden Butterfly at the Grand Friday and Saturday.
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Eugene Walter
Atlanta
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Gure
Meredith Sisters
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Mansfield
Ezra Kendall
Arian Heep
Mark Twain
Charles Warner
Fletcher
Hennings
Lewta
Peta
Alpha Four
Atlantta
Mish Lal- Han Tyce
Singing Carrolls
Averpjifi
Bealdes
Rapid Chiangen
Stures
Marie de Trace
Herse Elf
Silvia
Fred Hanlon
Pica
Grace van Studdiford
Grace van Studiiford
Smith and
DéKaveh
Pure is the Word When E K K Flour Goes In The Kitchen
A brief notice notes E K K Flour branding tied to kitchen use, highlighting purity claims and consumer kitchen appeal. No further details, dates, or organizational context are provided.
Patterson Ill. Not Expected to Live in Atlanta
G W Patterson a longtime Atlanta citizen connected with the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company is critically ill at his home 52 Simpson Street. Doctors say recovery is unlikely and friends have shown concern through frequent inquiries. He is father of Orpheum theater treasurer Patterson.
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G. W. Patterson
Atlanta
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Mb Athia
Simpson, Street
Patterson
Orpheum Theater
Atlanta Sees January Drunkenness Figures Rise
Avante led the city through January 1909 with ninety three fewer drunks than prior months, while police reports show arrests for drunkenness in early years fluctuating from 461 in 1907 to 218 in 1910. Eighteen arrests were recorded for violating prohibitions.
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Avante
Griscom elected NY county GOP chairman at meeting
Lloyd Griscom former United States ambassador to Italy won election as president of the Republican county committee of New York County tonight, succeeding Herbert Parsons who resigned amid the leadership change.
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Griscom
Parsons
New York
Lloyd
United States
Italy
Republican County Committee
New York County
Herbert Paraans
Spring children's dress sale targets busy mothers
The Juvenile Section presents a colorful display of spring dresses for little girls. Manufacturers promise pretty, tub-worthy fabrics, smart new styles, reliable trimmings, and durable workmanship to reassure cautious shoppers. Visitors are invited to bring their children to see the collections.
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Mary
Bond Election Notice for Atlanta February 15 1910
Notice of bond election in Atlanta to fund waterworks and sewage extensions. Four proposed bonds totalling 1 350 000 dollars, 900 000 dollars for extensions and waterworks, 1 000 000 for Grady Hospital and crematories, 100 000 for public schools, with tax levies and sinking fund to secure payments. Voters decide support or oppose each issue with designated ballot wording. Official notices dated January 18 1910 by Mayor Maddox and Clerk Faster.
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Atlanta
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Anary
America
United States
Rounell
Aurnte
Egid
Egid City. Sufficient In Amount To Pay Tie! Interest Nemi-Gurvally
Honda
United States of America
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Sinterrat
United Statea America
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Ald
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Sir Hondred Thousend
Valera
Al-Lante
Mayen and General Council
Aflente
Gredy
Gredy Hospital
Grady Fin
Atlantas
Bewrina
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Sreare
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Aulanta
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Pian Utton
Genel Stuigit
Afiwata
Nea Hooka
Murdis
Bunter
Eirest
Robt
F. Maddox
Athate
Train Ticket Sale Details for 1910 1920 Routes
New Orleans and return fares listed with prices for mobile and Pensacola. Dates of sale February 1 to 7, with final return limit midnight February 18, 1910. Extensions possible to March 7, 1920, upon deposit and $1 fee. Sleeping car reservations advised. Four ticket offices: Fourth National Bank Blog and Atlanta Terminal Station.
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Mobile
Pensacola
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta Terminal
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